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Wants NYT and CM on Smartphone

Hal writes:
Have you ever thought about creating a smartphone app for Columbia Magazine? I use apps for reading the New York Times and the Drudge Report on my Droid X. I could use one for Columbia Magazine too.

Thanks,
Hal W. Roach, Greenville, SC
Hal: Thanks for writing. The Times launched on the web in 1996, and we got there in 1997. 14 years later, we're still playing high-tech-leapfrog with our peers in the Big Apple. It looks like they also beat us to the smartphone space, but our technology department is hard at work on the problem. --Pen




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